"We need to talk about what a real patriot actually looks like, because that word has been hijacked, but what happened on the Capitol steps yesterday just reclaimed it. This is Major Watson, an officer in the United States Armed Forces, arresting Brown in full uniform for refusing to comply and look the other way. And for many people I get the skepticism already if you keep the military industrial complex at an arm's length as of its history from foreign intervention to what we're witnessing in places like Palestine, I completely get it. But I've been holding people like this right here accountable to their oath since day one. Here is why this specific moment is absolutely historical. When an authoritarian leader starts using the military like a personal bodyguard system to commit war crimes, to threaten sovereign nations, civilian population hits a wall. Nonviolent action only goes so far against a militarized machine willing to do horrific things. That's just facts. And this is where the scale balances. Someone with in that body has to have the spine stand up and do what the rest of us physically cannot. Major Watson didn't just break a rule. He defied the commander in chief in uniform. He put his freedom on the line to signal to the rest of the ranks and to us that the oath is to the people, not a dictator. If they don't disobey orders like this, they become the enforcement arm of fascism. There is no middle ground. This is the ultimate civil service, defying a corrupt government to protect the citizens. The most honorable thing we've seen from the military in modern history. Major Watson just lit the fuse on the resistance. It's time for the rest of us to stand with him. Remember the rule of law and turn this country back over to the people. This is a real patriot. Major Watson, we stand with you. You are an American hero. Thank you for your service."